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If by "paradise" one means "Eden", Bali shares many of the images conjured up when the primeval garden is mentioned. It is a place where nature offers great riches and is rarely adverse. However, this exceptional tropical paradise may be best visited with one of our gorgeous escort companions .
This will of course save most people the hassle of finding their action locally, as sex and prostitution does exist in Bali it’s just not as prevalent as in other parts of the world. Details regarding the Bali Nightlife can be found in the paragraphs at the later part of this document.



The temperature in Bali is consistently moderate: 68F to 93F; 20C to 33C. Bali's wet season (December-March) brings humidity to the island, but the rains (which can be heavy) come mostly at night. Humidity is low from June to September and the island becomes comfortably cool after dark. If you spend much time at higher elevations in places like around Ubud, Bedugul, or Kintamani you may see temperatures get a little cooler and want a sweater in the evenings. And rain is possible in these locations all year.

Scenery alone could occupy much of your time in Bali. The panoramas that Bali offers are spell binding, whether you are watching the sunrise at a beach on the island's east side or overlooking the hillsides and rice paddies from Kintamani Volcano.

Bali offers visitors six different volcanoes ranging from 1,350 meters and 3,014 meters high. It is possible to spend your day meditating on the serenity of some pristine crater lake or enjoying the energy of one of the swift rivers which dissect the island. Beaches come in a variety of colors from the white sands of South Bali to the grey or black volcanic sands found elsewhere.

Besides just looking, there is a great deal for visitors to do outdoors on Bali. Golf courses exist both in the mountains at Bdeugul and beachside at Nusa Dua. Mountain biking is a popular past time. There are numerous organized treks through the rice paddies and jungles of Bali. The Ayung River provides great whitewater rafting and kayaking with 25 rapids in a beautiful setting.

Bali offers water lovers almost anything they can think of. Scuba diving is readily available and it is not difficult to become PADI certified on the island if you are a beginner. Snorkelling and boat trips to view coral are readily available. There is even a submarine excursion which will show you life underwater.


For real nature enthusiasts Bali offers a huge variety of birds and flowers. Orchids, hibiscus, jasmine, water lilies, bougainvilleas, magnolia, and frangipani cover the island and are used to decorate everything from temples and statues to doorways and dancers. Tigers and elephants have disappeared from Bali, but a variety of monkeys thrive there, along with civets, deer and some 300 species of birds - everything from sea eagles to egrets and herons to swallows and sandpipers. The Taman Burung Bird Park in Batubulan is filled with the tropical birds of Indonesia, including birds of paradise, kingfishers, hornbills, parrots and pheasants. There are also schools of dolphins to watch near Lovina, Candi Dasa, and Padangbai.

A variety of outdoor activities can appeal to children. The Denpasar bird market near the northern end of Jalan Veteran has a large variety of tropical birds, tropical fish, cats and dogs, monkeys, and other animals on display for sale. The Waterboom Park especially appeals to kids, with its four slides and a flowing river in tropical surroundings. In Taro (north of Denpasar) you and the kids can ride an elephant through the jungle.

Surfing is the premier water sport on Bali. There are usually professional instructors available in the Kuta Beach area. Beginners start out with water safety lessons in a local pool before hitting the waves. Surfing tours abound on the island.

Night life in Bali starts late, which means around midnight. Many visitors wonder where crowds suddenly come from around 1:00 in the morning – even when all of Kuta has been very quiet during the whole evening, the IN-places often become crowded after midnight.

There's a simple explanation: during the early evenings many of Bali's night owls either still work, visit friends at home, or simply sleep. Most of them visit pubs, bars, or discos only in the early morning hours. Therefore, if you plan a night out don't start your dinner too early. Between 9:00 p.m. and midnight there are not many places we can recommend.

Visitors looking for company don't need to worry. Wherever you go in Sanur and the Kuta area, there are many other single travellers with the same problem around – day and night. In Bali's discos you'll meet also many "kupu kupu malams" ("night butterflies" or working girls) and young boys who compete with the females and service all sexes. All taxi drivers know the more popular karaoke bars and massage parlours in Kuta and Denpasar, and the various "Houses of ill Repute" in Sanur's narrow back lanes.

As reported "Prostitution is illegal in Bali. However, like in many countries, everyone turns a blind eye. Many girls can be found in nightclubs and bars in most areas. They look usually just like the girl next door, albeit with a bit more make up on, and they usually dress to please the eye. For the most part, they are gentle, easy to be with, and a lot of fun if you want to dance, drink and have a little fun with. Most will be yours for the whole night for about 300,000 Rupiah although prices range from 100,000 Rupiah to 1,000,000 Rupiah and more – depending on the season, the time of night, the situation and the quality of service".



SANUR & NUSA DUA -
Some quite popular places in Sanur are the BORNEO PUB on Jalan Danau Tamblingan and the TROPHY PUB in front of the Sanur Beach Hotel. Both, however, close around 1:00 a.m.

The JAZZ GRILLE, located at the Komplek Pertokoan Sanur Raya No. 15/16 at the By-Pass opposite the Radisson hotel, was opened in February 1999 and attracts tourists and locals alike with live bands (from 9:30 to 12:00 p.m.), a smallish menu, and a billiard table upstairs. KAFE WAYANG in the same building has life music with a good local band and jam sessions with foreign guests every Friday – no wonder it's very popular with many residents. JANGER is currently the only disco in Sanur. Most tourists and even the expats living in Sanur prefer to go to "Kuta" if they look for some fun.
The discos and pubs in Nusa Dua's 5-star hotels are often rather empty. They are mostly frequented by those visitors who stay in-house and are too tired to make the 30 minutes drive to Kuta.

THE "KUTA" AREA - Everybody looking for some action and fun in the evening goes to "Kuta" which nowadays means the area extending about 4 miles or 7 kilometers North from the original village of Kuta and includes now Legian, Seminyak and even Basangkasa. Here are most of the better entertainment places offering EVERYTHING single male or female visitors as well as couples might be looking for.

There are several places such as CASABLANCA etc. – down-market open-air pubs and very noisy discos full of stoned Aussies courting Javanese "Kupu Kupu Malams". PEANUTS Discotheque on Jalan Raya Legian at the Jalan Melasti corner (about the border between Kuta and Legian) has been re-opened very soon after it was gutted by a fire. The huge (air-conditioned) dance floor is often crowded, guests are a mix of locals and younger foreign visitors.

Closer to the center of Kuta you find the BOUNTY SHIP with a noisy, over-air-conditioned disco in the basement and the re-built PADDY'S RELOADED not far from the original PADDY'S. When most places close around 2.00 or 3.00 in the morning, night owls of all kinds continue drinking at nearby MAMA'S until sunrise.

Something more outrageous and only for open-minded people is HULU CAFE between Jalan Padma and Jalan Melasti in Kuta/Legian, a place which calls itself the "only real gay bar in all of Bali" with drag shows starting at 11:00 p.m. three times per week. The performances are actually kind of funny!

You'll find a large and quite popular HARD ROCK CAFE right at the beginning of Kuta's beach road with live music from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Expect to find many singles of all kinds here looking for company. If you think this is too noisy, too crowded, or the air-conditioning too cold for you, try the CENTER STAGE at the HARD ROCK RESORT located in the back of the CAFE. As the name implies, the band performs on a raised stage in the middle of the huge round lobby bar until 11:00 p.m. Both HARD ROCK outlets are expensive by Bali standards.

The JAYA PUB on the main road in Seminyak features also live music and attracts many Indonesian customers who don't mind the chilling air-conditioning and the sometimes horrible bands and singers.

Seminyak's best place to have a drink and some fun at night is nowadays probably SANTA FEE Bar & Grill, Jalan Abimanyu No. 11 (also known as Gado Gado Road or Jalan Dhyana Pura). Life music, reasonably priced cocktails, a surprisingly good wine list (you have to ask for it, but the prices are very low for Bali standards), and a menu offering local, Mexican, and Japanese dishes as well as a choice of pizzas around the clock and the friendly service attract many visitors until the early hours. If you feel too hot downstairs, you can move to the small air-conditioned "Wine Lounge" upstairs where you find also a rather good choice of wines to take home.
Other popular night spots nearby in the same street are SPY BAR, LIQUID, Q Bar ("for the alternative lifestyle"), Antique Bar, SPACE, THE GLOBE and "A" BAR. New bars and "Chill-Out Lounges" are opening all the time, and most of them feature DJ's and/or live music on certain nights. Just walk down the road and check them out !

Later, from 2:00 a.m., it's party time at the PAPARAZZI LOUNGE and DOUBLE SIX, a large open-air disco with several bars, big dance floor, and many tables. Both are located next to each other on the beach in Seminyak and charge an entrance fee of 30,000 to 100,000 Rupiah (depending on the day) for which you get a voucher for a free drink. Here you'll find most of Bali's night owls drinking and dancing the night away until 4:30 a.m. or so. (The legendary GADO GADO Disco has been re-converted into a restaurant.)